Floor plan design bungalow 130/140 sqm

The following points personally bother me, or I would have solved the following points differently: - the corner in the bathroom towards the children's room - generally the access and layout of the bathroom. I would place the door more centrally - I would remove the wall between the living area and dining area (back wall of the sofa), then the living area would also be sufficiently lit. Our open-plan kitchen has almost the same layout. - I would not make the passage from the garage to the house through the utility room, but through the wall/hallway next to the guest bathroom. You will thus ruin the entire storage space in the utility room. Is that a sliding door or a double door leading into the living room? What is planned in the room above the garage?

Those who cannot handle criticism should better not ask in a forum.

Anyone who can't handle criticism should better not ask in a forum.

She is already mentally gone!

The OP often reads in the forum and gets used to the direct manner and honest opinions

If struggling with the computer program because it’s the first time building something like this – no problem, graph paper is almost always the better option for laymen.

After forty years of practice, I no longer need graph paper (and not even full visualizations in the preliminary design stage), but I still like to use paper: when sketching a version of an idea, the computer – no matter how many teraflops it has – is simply far too slow for me. Large-caliber semi-professional equipment is, after all, a domain of amateurs. You remain an amateur with it, but you can easily pull a muscle and if it falls on your foot, at least it really hurts ;-)

The OP often reads the forum and gets used to the direct manner and honest opinions

I see that :) I also meant mentally moving away from her thread here.